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The Boy Who Was Bold kids-christian-life And Zephaniah’s "remnant" depicts aIf there is one essential characteristic this generation of children needs, it's boldness. More and more, kids will be seen as odd, weird, or strange if they choose to follow Jesus. However, this is not the first time in history that boldness has been required to serve God. After all, a young boy in first century Nazareth perfectly displayed boldness: Jesus Christ Himself. In The Boy Who Was Bold, author Adam Griffin follows the theme of boldness